The Seattle Kraken extended their impressive performance before the Olympic break with a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday night. The win was highlighted by a strong showing from rising star Shane Wright and balanced scoring from the entire lineup. With this victory, Seattle has now won five of its last six games, building confidence as they aim to make an impact in the remainder of the season.

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🔥 Wright’s Two Goals Ignite Seattle

Shane Wright was the standout of the night, scoring two goals — including the one that sealed Seattle’s victory — and helping the Kraken shake off an early deficit. After the Kings struck first on a power-play goal from Andrei Kuzmenko, Wright knotted things up early in the first before adding his second later to restore a two-goal cushion.

🧠 Contributions From All Over

Seattle’s scoring didn’t stop with Wright. Adam Larsson and Vince Dunn also found the net, with Dunn’s goal coming on the power play and giving the Kraken crucial insurance. Offensively and defensively, Seattle sustained pressure, moving the puck well and creating quality chances throughout the game. Joey Daccord made 25 saves, standing tall when the Kings pushed back.

📈 Kings Fight Hard But Can’t Close

Though Los Angeles fell behind, they kept the pace competitive. Kuzmenko scored both of the Kings’ goals, both with the man advantage, and Darcy Kuemper made 19 saves in his own right. Still, the defending couldn’t limit Seattle’s depth attack, and the home side had to settle for second best.

🏒 Momentum Into the Break

With this win, the Kraken head into the Olympic break in strong form, a storyline that will excite fans—especially those following highlights and reactions on 👉닌자티비. As discussions shift toward playoff positioning, Seattle’s rising confidence will be a major topic.

Some good players are going to be coming up this year for the NHL draft. Shane Wright, an 18 year old center. He is right now the top prospect people are looking at to be the #1 pick this year. He plays for the Kingston Frontenacs, which is based in Kingston, Ontario, in the Ontario Hockey League. Wright was granted exceptional status in the Canadian Hockey League allowing him to play at only 15 years old. In his first season he clocked in an astounding 39 goals and 27 assists in 58 games, which is an impressive feat for a 15 year old rookie. He hasnt been doing as well this season in terms of points per game, but he recently put 12 shots on net but came out with no points. So he obviously makes a lot of plays but maybe cant capitalize, but the NHL will make him a great player as it did with many individuals that were good but didnt reach their full potential until they played in the big leagues.

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https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/526239/shane-wright